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I've been wondering what it would take to have a delivery robot go to a storage facility down the road, grab my pallet of [holiday next] - and bring it to the garage and grab the pallet of [previous holiday] from garage and drop it into the storage place down the road.

and cost benefit bot to determine and then move my 7 pallets from place A down the road to place B further down the road to save $50 per month after electric and delivery is calculated.

This could be part of that.

The website on mobile is constantly jumping around so I literally can’t read the copy before the height changes and goes below the fold.

Also, use cases? I’m a little lost after nailing down all the movement.

thanks, fixed

I guess... just, why?

programmatic logistics?

    mv $HOME/ship/spanish-jersey $HOME/ship/work

Restaurants know how to work with folders & talk to codex/claude/gemini or just drag drop
    mv $HOME/ship/cooler mv $HOME/ship/darkstore1/
or move them in bulk in bash
    for i in `ls $HOME/ship/winter-clothes/*` ; do mv ...

The file system is such a wonderful thing. The world deserves to use it to its full potential

~Bosky

Did you consider using WebDAV here?

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